Nutritional Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

How many weeks gestation is considered born at term?

A

37- 42 weeks

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2
Q

Expected birth weight for boys and girls

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50th centile 3.5kg for boys and girls

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3
Q

Low birth weight is considered as

A

Under 2.5kg regardless of gestation

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4
Q

Expected weight gain per week in a baby under 3 months

A

200g per week

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5
Q

Expected weight per week for 3 -6 month old

A

150g per week

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6
Q

Expected weight gain for 6 -9 months old

A

100g per week

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7
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Expected weight gain per week for 12-24 months old

A

75g per week

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8
Q

Expected weight gain per year for 24 months to puberty

A

2kg gain per year

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9
Q

Children born preterm 32-36 weeks gestation should be corrected until

A

1 year of age

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10
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Children born under32 weeks age should be corrected until

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2 yrs of age

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11
Q

How do you calculate height age?

A

Plot child’s height measurement on growth chart

Track back to where measurement falls on 50th centile for height and read off corresponding age

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12
Q

How do you calculate expected / ideal weight for height?

A

Plot height centile

Read off the growth chart the weight that corresponds to the same weight centile as the height centile

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13
Q

What should be included in a clinical assessment?

7 points

A

1) born at term, any complications?
2) any hospital admissions since birth?
3) current diagnosis? Awaiting any investigation results?
4) history of reflux/ vomiting?
5) Bowles? Urine output?
6) any medications?
7) family history of allergies / feeding difficulties ?

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14
Q

Bowels and urine output for a baby ?

A

Over 1 week of age over 6 wet nappies a day

Over 2 dirty nappies a day

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15
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In a dietary assessment ask:

A
24hr recall 
Feedinghistory: 
Were they breast or bottle fed?
Were they a good feeder?
If breast fed when changed into formula and why?
When we're solids introduced?  Did they progress well through textures and food groups at weaning?
Feeding tools? 
Distractions at feeding times?
How long to feed?
On any vitamin and mineral supplements?
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16
Q

How long should a feed/ meal time last?

A

Max 30 mins

17
Q

Who do uk health departments recommend daily dose of vits a c and d for?

A

1) breastfed infants from 6 months ( or 1 month if concerned about mothers vitamin status during pregnancy)
2) formula fed infants over 6 months who are taking less than 500ml formula per day
3) children 1-5 years of fussy eaters

18
Q

What’s healthy start?

A

Mothers on benefits or under 18yrs are eligible for vouchers to spend on milk fresh frozen fruit and veg infant formula and free vitamins

19
Q

Check

A

If infants and toddlers having pre bedtime and night time feeds